Drivers heading through Gaithersburg this evening should expect significant traffic impacts as the city prepares for SummerFest at Bohrer Park.
As families across Montgomery County gear up for the July 4th holiday and a stretch of hot summer weather, many are turning to backyard inflatable pools as an easy way to cool off. But a local pediatric emergency physician is reminding parents that even small, portable pools can pose life-threatening dangers.
Signage is now up for Exclusive Bashes Balloon Bar, a balloon décor and event planning business coming to the Gaithersburg Square shopping center at 536 N. Frederick Ave. (more…)
Montgomery County officials, community leaders and family members gathered Thursday in Silver Spring to unveil a commemorative plaque honoring the life and legacy of Charlotte Coffield, a longtime Lyttonsville community leader, civil rights advocate and historic preservation champion who died in September 2024 at the age of 91. (more…)
Join us Sunday, July 26 at Cabin John Regional Park as we come together with Monarch to collect new backpacks, new pajamas, and donations to bring dignity and hope to children entering foster care.
Every item makes a difference. Every gift brings comfort. Every share helps spread hope.
Maryland Announces $10 Million Program to Expand Access to Fresh Produce in High-Poverty Communities
Maryland is making $10 million available through a new Produce Rx grant program designed to increase access to fresh fruits and vegetables for residents with chronic health conditions while addressing food insecurity and childhood poverty. (more…)
Montgomery County Public Schools is celebrating the conclusion of the 2025-2026 school year by recognizing the accomplishments of the Class of 2026 and thanking students, families, educators and staff for another successful year.
Oak Barrel & Vine is now open at Muddy Branch Square in Gaithersburg, with a special grand opening weekend planned for Friday, July 10 through Sunday, July 12, according to store employees (photos below).
Workers across Montgomery County will see higher minimum wages beginning Tuesday, July 1, as the County’s annual inflation-based wage adjustment takes effect.
A new farmers market is in its soft opening phase in Potomac with a mission of bringing organic, chemical-free, and locally sourced products to the community.
A new independent bookstore has officially opened its doors in Laytonsville. The Brady Readery is now welcoming customers at 6860 Olney-Laytonsville Road, offering a selection of new and affordable used books, along with board games, educational children’s toys, and library-inspired décor.
Chief Antonio DeVaul announced the arrest of a 34-year-old man following an alleged indecent exposure and assault outside a 7-Eleven in Takoma Park late Thursday night.